We are lucky in healthcare to be invited into people’s lives. While we do not always know the challenges each person is facing, by demonstrating genuine concern for each person, we can give them the opportunity to feel blessed on their life journey.
Perry is committed to focusing on our communities’ future health. We encourage you to peruse our website as your health resource during your journey. We wish all our community members a healthy and happy holiday season from Thanksgiving and Christmas through the New Year.
Meets the third Tuesday of every month at 2:30 p.m. Location: Perry Memorial Chapel (located on the main floor of the hospital) Cost: Free to attend Have you lost someone you loved? Having a hard time coping with an ailing friend or family member? The Grief and Loss Support Group offers anyone experiencing grief a place to find the comradery and support they need. For more information, contact Angie Hughes, LCPC, at 815-876-2070.
See More...Heartsaver CPR AED is a great course for anyone who wants to learn how to save a life with the skills of cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and choking. Registration is required at least 2 weeks before the class. Classes may be cancelled due to lack of registrants. To register, call Marcia at (815) 876-4449 to reserve your seat in the class, receive a book and further class information. Course fee is $40. Course will be held in the White Oak Classroom.
See More...Would you like a supportive community and education as you navigate your role as the primary care giver for a loved one?*Meetings include 1 hour of education & resource sharing followed by 30 minutes (optional) of social time. Care for your dependent loved one available with reservation. Meeting to be held at Cornerstone Community Wellness 302 N. Mason St. Sheffield, IL There is no cost and reservations are encouraged Contact: Elizabeth (815)454-8020
See More...Meets every Monday and Thursday from 10:15-11:15 a.m. Location: Bureau County Metro Center Cost: $5 per session Join Perry’s Medical Rehabilitation team for Tai Chi classes at the Metro Center. Jereen Mercer, a licensed Occupational Therapist Assistant at Perry will lead the class. Tai Chi has been modified for those living with the pain of arthritis – although the class is beneficial for those without arthritis as well. New participants are always welcome. For more information, contact Jereen Mercer, COTA/L (815-876-4494.
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